Days On the Nepigon
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here, never experiencing a cheerless hour; but he hearkens to the enchanting story of the rushing water, telling of the brawny fellows it passed at Virgin Falls, Miners' Rapids, Canal Rapids and Camp Victoria ; and though we be loath to leave, the call is so insistent and irresistible, there is nothing to do but break camp and away.
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THE beginning of the next carry of a mile and a half, called Pine Portage, is a short distance above the island on the west side. Sometimes there is a wagon wait...ing, at other times not, though that matters little to the guides. Packing is part of their day's work, and it is surprising to the tenderfoot with what ease and celerity they travel these portages with their heavy and cumbersome loads.
It is not unusual for them to carry over these portages loads of more than two hun- dred pounds; and once I timed an Indian guide, whom I accompanied over this mile and a half. He covered the distance in twenty-five minutes, never stopping, while I, weighed down with a couple of rods and a few light traps, came puffing and panting just inside the distance flag.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
here, never experiencing a cheerless hour; but he hearkens to the enchanting story of the rushing water, telling of the brawny fellows it passed at Virgin Falls, Miners' Rapids, Canal Rapids and Camp Victoria ; and though we be loath to leave, the call is so insistent and irresistible, there is nothing to do but break camp and away.
V.
THE beginning of the next carry of a mile and a half, called Pine Portage, is a short distance above the island on the west side. Sometimes there is a wagon wait...ing, at other times not, though that matters little to the guides. Packing is part of their day's work, and it is surprising to the tenderfoot with what ease and celerity they travel these portages with their heavy and cumbersome loads.
It is not unusual for them to carry over these portages loads of more than two hun- dred pounds; and once I timed an Indian guide, whom I accompanied over this mile and a half. He covered the distance in twenty-five minutes, never stopping, while I, weighed down with a couple of rods and a few light traps, came puffing and panting just inside the distance flag.
What to read after Days On the Nepigon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Eames Millard to read onlineMoreLess
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